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Topic: Re: Seals for Valve Guides
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| Dell (WA)
02-10-2013 02:31:54
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LB.........hog-panel uses the mineral content of the TOP-SOIL for conductivity. When you drive just a single ground round, and I don't care how deep, only the top 1-ft of the ground rod contacts the soil. Ittza surface area effect. Hog-panels are 1/4" rod on 6-in square squares. I've buried a hog-panel ground on my RockyRidge SheepStation rocky ground for use with my New Zealand 8,000-volt pulse chargers. The sheep really respect the plastic twine that is snapped thru 6-in insulated holders. ........Dell, the GROUNDED shocker
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| L.B,
02-10-2013 16:12:47
64.187.79.169
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Re: Seals for Valve Guides in reply to Dell (WA), 02-10-2013 02:31:54
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| OK but, I have built miles and miles and miles of elec an never had a problem. And as you may know a fence is only a bluff.
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| Harold K
02-10-2013 08:54:50
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Re: Seals for Valve Guides in reply to Dell (WA), 02-10-2013 02:31:54
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| Please explain why only 1 ft of ground rod touches the soil. I dont get it
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| Dell (WA)
02-10-2013 12:24:59
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Re: Seals for Valve Guides in reply to Harold K, 02-10-2013 08:54:50
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| Harold........its the MINERALS in the top-foot of soil that conduct the ELECTRONS that do the SHOCKING. Simple, eh? ........the SHOCKING Dell
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| showcrop
02-10-2013 17:35:17
75.67.231.80
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Re: Seals for Valve Guides in reply to Dell (WA), 02-10-2013 12:24:59
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Being as how I went to school for geology I have to ask how you keep your minerals in the top twelve inches of soil. I always thought that you got a fair amount of rain in WA.
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